To My Dearest Family

I don't want you to feel distressed, I was getting tired of life's frustrations and needed to get some rest.. There is no need to vex yourself with questions, or try to reason why. Life on earth ended and it was my time to go.

Please, don't lose the love I gave you; feed it with your care. Grow it with devotion and spread it everywhere. We can never choose the way we must go, and don't fret because my leaving came in such a way..

Try to understand I'm in the shelter of the All Mighty Hands. We'll come together again and have another glorious meeting in God's Eternal Day!!!

Ernie Eugene Mack was born August 12, 1960, to the late Roosevelt Mack Sr. and Neola Parrish Mack of Fallis, OK.  He was he eleventh of thirteen children born to that union.  Ernie received his childhood education in the public schools of Meridian and Coyle, Ok, graduating from Coyle High School in 1978.  Ernie attended St. Paul Baptist Church where he sang in the choir and served as Sunday School Superintendent for many years.   He leaves to cherish his memory, one daughter, Sylvia Solis, one granddaughter, Natasha Dawson, one grandson , Dontae Tillman, all of homestead, Florida; four sisters, Bobbie Duhe (Albert) of New Rhodes, LA., Gwenell Brooks, (James) of Meridian, OK., Laurie Clark (Maurice), and Rose Elaine Ervin of OKC, OK; four brothers, Anthony (Kaye) of Duncan, OK., Gerald (Judy) of Edmond, OK., Rev. Elvin (Linda) of OKC., Rev. Everett (Royce) of Meridian, OK